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One of our rentals just became vacant 2 weeks back as our long term tenant vacated the premises.
I have requested property file just out of curiosity & found it has not passed the Final checks , ie, it has the proper building consents been taken however it still does not have the CCC , it states' final checks failed '.
I already been in touch with an ex council inspector / builder to get those works managed as I am away for few weeks till Christmas, however he is busy till next yr February & suggested to let the house as is, as it's no problem & it does not impact safe & sanitary elements of the house at all, instead it only needs minor areas addressed ie as built plan for drainage & some nails on gibbs etc needs replaced to make it compliant to get the CCC issued.
Also , I already have a tenant who keenly has been looking for her own home, over a yr to move in to this property (ie one of my current tenant's daughter ) & she is happy to provide her daughter with 'guarantor form' as her daughter is a solo mother & has been having trouble securing a house all these yrs as never rented elsewhere in the past & also offered that she is willing to set up rent direction too for future rents.
I am wondering what should I do in this event ?
Having some statement from ex council building inspector who already been to site, on my file would that safe guard me, in case if anything pop up ?
And or Tenants keen to move in , being made aware of the state of the works required & time frame & may be a statement from them to express their willingness to secure the house as is basis ?
Anything else I must do ?
I have requested property file just out of curiosity & found it has not passed the Final checks , ie, it has the proper building consents been taken however it still does not have the CCC , it states' final checks failed '.
I already been in touch with an ex council inspector / builder to get those works managed as I am away for few weeks till Christmas, however he is busy till next yr February & suggested to let the house as is, as it's no problem & it does not impact safe & sanitary elements of the house at all, instead it only needs minor areas addressed ie as built plan for drainage & some nails on gibbs etc needs replaced to make it compliant to get the CCC issued.
Also , I already have a tenant who keenly has been looking for her own home, over a yr to move in to this property (ie one of my current tenant's daughter ) & she is happy to provide her daughter with 'guarantor form' as her daughter is a solo mother & has been having trouble securing a house all these yrs as never rented elsewhere in the past & also offered that she is willing to set up rent direction too for future rents.
I am wondering what should I do in this event ?
Having some statement from ex council building inspector who already been to site, on my file would that safe guard me, in case if anything pop up ?
And or Tenants keen to move in , being made aware of the state of the works required & time frame & may be a statement from them to express their willingness to secure the house as is basis ?
Anything else I must do ?
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